Rolls-Royce unveils the Phantom Privacy Suite

Rolls-Royce has unveiled its Phantom Privacy Suite.

The suite offers a discreet sanctuary in which world-changing decisions can be considered or historical agreements negotiated with the comfort of complete confidentiality.

Enabled using advanced technologies and executed with the exceptional material quality and artisanal finesse expected of the marque, the Privacy Suite has subsequently become the standard bearer for those wishing to operate without the threat of intrusion in an increasingly exposed world.

Included in the suite is the use of electrochromatic glass, which allows the front and rear cabins to be visually separated at the touch of a button.

Rear passengers are granted the ability to see through the glass and on to the road ahead, or instantly transform the glass to opaque for absolute privacy. Further powered privacy curtains and rear privacy glass close the loop, ensuring that there is no line of sight to the rear suite.

The suite also delivers additional acoustic damping to increase the sound isolation in the Phantom.

A frequency-specific compound inhibits the transmission of conversations in the rear cabin to the front. To communicate with the client's chauffeur, the marque's engineers integrated an intercom system, controlled by the rear passenger at the push of a button.

Should the chauffeur need to speak with the rear passenger, they are able to 'call' occupants in the Privacy Suite, who can choose to answer or reject the communication.

In addition, a large aperture controlled solely by the rear passenger allows documents or other objects to be passed easily between the front and rear. When open, the aperture is discretely illuminated to ensure passengers are satisfied with the nature of the documents or objects before they are received.

A rear theatre entertainment system is also integrated into the Privacy Suite, allowing passengers to review presentations and news items, or simply control their music library. Two high-definition 12-inch monitors are linked to the Phantom's suite of fully connected software.

A HDMI port further allows passengers to mirror the screens of their personal devices and a USB port can be used to store audio files to the on-board 20GB hard drive. This complex execution of craftsmanship and technology is effortlessly controlled from the rear centre console and, combined with the starlight headliner and clock, creates an unmatched and highly secure ambience for passengers.